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Fresh data is highlighting the growing impact of New Zealand’s international education sector, as the country continues to welcome rising numbers of international students in line with its “steady and balanced” growth goals.

A report from Acumen and Voyage is painting a picture of why more American students are looking beyond US borders for their higher education – and how the political climate has accelerated that shift.

London’s business leaders are overwhelmingly backing the international talent that keeps the city ahead, a new survey has revealed.

Japan has embarked on a new program attracting overseas researchers to a selected group of 11 Japanese institutions, in a bid to position itself as a world-class research environment.

Allegations have surfaced that China launched an intimidation campaign against Sheffield Hallam University to halt sensitive research, possibly hindering its ability to recruit students from the country.

The US risks annual losses of up to $480 billion for the next decade as the Trump administration’s exclusion of international students continues to erode its STEM talent pool, a new report has warned.

Scholars at Risk’s Free to Think 2025 report highlighted an escalation of illiberal policies, laws, and extralegal actions in the higher education sectors of several major countries.

The Australian Centre for Student Equity and Success (ACSES) has released a new report calling for a complete shift in how Australia’s higher education system addresses equity and access issues.

Harvard has won a key legal victory over the Trump administration, restoring USD $2.2bn in federal research grants frozen by the US government.

India and Finland will soon ease mobility for students, entrepreneurs, and skilled professionals in areas such as education, IT, and health.

International students talking to The PIE have shared their reactions to the latest QS World University Rankings – after 54 UK universities saw their place in the list drop.

Despite the inflow of US scientists to Europe, the Trump administration’s attacks on academic freedom and threats to funding are no cause for celebration among European institutions, a conference has heard.

England’s higher education watchdog has warned that university finances are set to decline for a third consecutive year, according to its latest financial sustainability report.

International students continue to be proportionately more likely to lodge a complaint about their institution than their domestic counterparts, according to a report from the higher education ombudsman for England and Wales.

France’s Université Paris-Saclay is one of dozens of European institutions ramping up efforts to host more American scientists fleeing research cuts and threats to academic freedom in the US.